From the Itch.io page:
Entropy Digital was started by several Anime fans that also members of the Los Angeles special effects and video game development community. Seeing a lack of high quality adult interactive games and production services on the domestic market we made it our mission to deliver something that no one has seen before. Using the latest in computer graphics technology and some of the industry's best talent, SomaVision has been able to produce the most realistic 3D interactive cyberbabes ever for film, DVD and interactive application.
God DAMN look at that! DVD!
This is a real rabbit hole that adds up to a whole bunch of copy/paste and AI generated content. They have an 11 year old account on
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with nothing posted before October 2022, that text appears to be lifted from a company that did business in 1999, their
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is a half built Wix with more copied quotes, and lists the founders as Mike Huxley, Peter Stuwart, Alro Madison, and Nick Stuffler. Sure thing, "Stuwart." I'm low key concerned this is malware, and all the accounts and half dozen attempts at monetization are a smokescreen, but that's probably overanalyzing a thrown together attempt to make some money off gullible Westerners for zero money+ time spent.
The question is how deep the rabbit hole goes. There may have been a real dev underneath this, and their accounts have just been hijacked, or they lost interest and sold them off, or they switched development tactics when AI generated content blew up and are still there. There's definitely a layer from 2020-mid 2022 that has a different feel.
Edit: After finding their
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I'm now getting the vibe that this is one person trying and failing to get traction making adult games for a couple years, so they've semi spun off a new identity to pitch slapped together AI generated assets with some slapped together background and see how it goes. It honestly feels like they've put in a lot of effort... they just aren't very good at any component of the process of making and marketing games, not even copy/paste (see: blurb on several of their pages that's blatantly from 1999).